Toward a Passwordless Future
Toward a Passwordless Future
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Passkeys are FIDO credentials tied to a specific app or website that let you sign in with the same method you use to unlock your device, be that biometrics or a PIN.
As long as you can remember your phone password, you can log in to your accounts.
So... What if your phone is stolen or if you wanted to share a login with your partner?
How do passkeys work then?
And if a very simple pin or phone password is all it takes to gain access to your stuff, isn't it less secure?
Untill keepass supports them i will stick to my 32 or 64 char passwords keepass generates
If you’re using KeePassXC, it supports them right now. I’m using them on a few websites with the browser extension. Your mileage may vary, of course.
I use KeepassDX on android as my phone is the device i use most often.
I do use KeepassZC when i am on the laptop, but thats really not often
Bummer... no mention of the drawbacks whatsoever.